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Grappa
... and voila there is grappa. I reallly do not like it, it is way too strong for me, but it was nice to see anyway. Since it was beginning of winter, they put up a fake ice-skating field in the middle of the square. It was a beautiful, sunny day and the ice-pad felt a little out of place, but the idea is very nice.
On our way home we stopped at cittadella, which is medieval city, that still has the old ...
Venice
... my mum a little pin cushion and a length of lace for her arts & craft kit. From there we went to get some food and found cheap sandwiches at €1.50 each, a bakery where we spent €5 on various little pieces and a pizza slice & coke deal for €3.50. We went back to the Kubrick mask shop and bought a souvenir magnet at €4.50 as well. From there we backtracked (or tried) to the port of entry. We got back 95%25 of ...
Long Weekend In Venice
... cooling down. - The local Sard in Saor is superb - make sure you try it. - Every food bill we got had service added already - make sure you don't tip twice unless you think they are worth it - Try not to stand too close to the entrance to the boat as you may block people getting on or off and cause the locals to get annoyed! . - You'll do a lot of walking....... So comfy shoes Facts:- Venice floods approx 250 times a year! - Venice and the lagoon are a World Heritage ...
Absolutely No Shortage of Pigeons
... a lot and I have no regrets - just the ridiculously overpriced cheese pizza (never forget service and cover charge). Although Venice may have sounded like a disaster, as I mentioned at the beginning, the only problem with the city was the pigeons. I spent hours and hours drifting along the canals and lost in the maze of streets. Given a little more money and some company, preferably intimate, I'd go back without ...
Waterworld
... matron from the States was holding court with her travel companions who had obviously never been to Italy as she had. Apparently they were in desperate need of having her wisdom showered upon them lest they attempt to make their own way through the labyrinth of Venice. Well, good for me. She spoke of a Rosticcerio near the Rialto. I found it easily. Their specialty was Baccala, which I'd enjoyed two bites of as a cichetti on my first day in town. I ordered one of the ...
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